About that Bloody Husband, Part 2
Being born into the family of Israel was not enough; he needed to be circumcised in order to participate in the covenant blessings of Abraham.
difficult passages
About that Bloody Husband, Part 1
There are some good arguments in favor of it being Moses. For one thing, he is the one male who seems to be of accountable age, so it would make sense that the Lord would execute judgment on him rather than on either of his sons. Also, the fact that Zipporah circumcised her son would make sense if Moses were somehow incapacitated during the ordeal. Still, the text never actually identifies this person as Moses, using the pronoun “him” instead.
“Wives” or “Women”?
We are never going to iron out all of our wrinkles, and the more we learn the more questions arise that need answering.
A Branch to Their Nose?
And He said to me, “Have you seen this, O son of man? Is it a trivial thing to the house of Judah to commit… Read More »A Branch to Their Nose?
A Husband of Blood?
Since January 1st many of us at EBC have been reading Scripture according to a plan that will get us through the whole Bible in… Read More »A Husband of Blood?
